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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1967
Page
3
Former students recall daily recess, simple games, and a close parent teacher group. They discuss consolidation in 1938, use of school buses, building an all purpose room, and the nostalgia of empty old schools with a few relics.”
Norwalk Police Chief Lawrence Hilson credited citizen cooperation for solving a number of burglaries. He noted riot-control training and equipment, spare manpower, and potential mutual aid with sheriff, auxiliary officers, and a local National Guard unit. The Kiwanis club discussed police council cooperation and county-wide arrangements while acknowledging Riots as possible but not current issues.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ernsthausen of Warren Drive will receive the first Outstanding American awards at Norwalk’s sesquicentennial celebration. The honor recognizes their community contributions in education. The presentation Sept. 30 follows the parade at Huron County fairgrounds with Bowling Green State University band. The couple helped fund Norwalk High School band uniforms and majorettes and Mr. Ernsthausen chairs the Huron County Banking Co. board.
Sesquicentennial parade will start 2 pm September 30 in downtown Norwalk traveling Norwood to Stoutenburg Park then to the fairgrounds near the grandstand. Education Tomorrow program follows with Outstanding American awards to Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ernsthausen, Bowling Green University band, Founding Fellows in the COED drive, and gifts honored. Majorette contest and homecoming dinner invites noted. Extra parking secured for Friday football game opposite Boxboard Packaging near Whitney Field.
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